Celebration of University Park renovations scheduled for Saturday

Data centers emerge as flashpoint between Kotek, Drazan in Oregon governor’s race

Growing public backlash over the building of tech industry infrastructure is becoming an issue for voters of both parties.

UO professor's 'deportation calculator' shows failure of immigration policies | Letter to the editor

There are many reasons to oppose the cruelty of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s mass detentions and deportations, but more attention needs to be paid to the opportunity costs of paying for one of the best-funded military organizations in the world. What else could we do with $27 billion dollars? The Economic Policy Institute, […]

Phone alert sent widely as SWAT officers confront suspect; 'everyone is safe' police say

An emergency alert early Friday, Aug. 28, that reached as far as Florence warning of police activity in a west Eugene neighborhood was sent in relation to SWAT police activity, a Eugene police spokesperson said.

As South Eugene football scales back, one senior finds a new home at Churchill

Thin roster numbers forced South Eugene to adjust its 2026 schedule — and opened the door for one of its top seniors to transfer across town.

School bus driver cited for DUII sues police, saying officers mistook stroke symptoms

A breath test after he had been taken to jail showed his blood-alcohol content was zero, the lawsuit contends. The bus driver is seeking up to $100,000 and a judge’s order for Springfield police to train its officers better